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Understanding the Trust Account Ledger Report in Lawcus
Understanding the Trust Account Ledger Report in Lawcus

A detailed log of all trust account transactions, grouped by client and accounts, ensuring transparent & accurate tracking of client funds.

Trupteeranjan Padhi avatar
Written by Trupteeranjan Padhi
Updated over a week ago

The Trust Account Ledger offers a comprehensive view of all trust account activities within a law firm. This report is essential for managing client trust funds, ensuring that all transactions related to deposits and withdrawals are properly recorded and maintained.

Insights Expected from the Trust Account Ledger

This report provides key insights that support effective trust fund management and regulatory compliance:

  • Transaction Overview by Client: The ledger organizes all trust-related transactions by client, ensuring that each client’s funds are tracked independently and transparently.

  • Account-Specific Details: It provides details grouped by specific trust accounts, making it easier to manage multiple accounts and comply with regulations requiring segregating client funds.

  • Deposits and Withdrawals: The report logs all deposits made into and withdrawals taken from trust accounts, ensuring accurate tracking of client funds' handling and application.

  • Fund Balances: The ledger tracks ongoing transactions, helping law firms monitor current balances in each client’s trust account and ensuring sufficient funds are available for upcoming disbursements.

  • Audit and Compliance: The Trust Account Ledger helps firms stay compliant with legal and ethical obligations, providing clear documentation required for audits and protecting client interests.

To generate the Trust Account Ledger:

  1. Navigate to the Dashboard

  2. Click on Reports

  3. Scroll down and choose 'Trust Account Ledger.'

You can refine the details by applying various filters. The report can be exported for further analysis, offering flexibility in reviewing client trust fund transactions and ensuring compliance with trust accounting requirements.

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